1-colour letterpress (black ball) printing, ＜＞numbering, scoring, ＜＞perforating, ＜＞slitting, embossing and die cuttin. ＜＞Automatic feeding for die-cutting, slitting, punching, embossing, or creasing/perforating o...
Letterpress machines are printing presses that apply an inked, raised surface to paper, creating a crisp, embossed print. These machines are valued for their ability to produce high-quality, tactile prints and are often used for custom stationery, wedding invitations, and art prints. Letterpress printing is known for its unique texture and precision.
Check the machine's overall condition, including the rollers, gears, and platen. Ensure that all parts are functioning correctly and look for signs of wear or damage. It's also beneficial to know the machine's maintenance history.
Use a specialized transport service with experience in handling printing equipment. Securely pack the machine, protecting delicate parts, and ensure it is properly strapped and cushioned during transit.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the rollers, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting the platen for even pressure. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for routine checks and adjustments to keep the machine in optimal working condition.